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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | WOW....specs look really nice on this Glen Campbell Limited Edition.
I am not a fan of the shallow bowl but I bet ProfessorBB is already drooling over this one (or probably has already placed his order through Al)!
I love these Limited Editions with only 50 or less made. Makes a great guitar that is extremely rare even better......and with Al's low serial numbers, what a deal! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Stephen knows me very well, although I haven't actually ordered one of these. I do own a 1984 SSB sunburst Legend that is my regular rehearsal guitar, but can you ever have too much gear? |
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Location: closely held secret | Brad, when the gear has exceeded the brains, what's to stop you? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I would seriously consider it, but for the SSB. Now I'm only sort of considering it. The list grows longer, but not as fast as it used to. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | The original 1627's had the "Artist" bowl which was slightly deeper than the deep bowl. It is more similar to the present-day mid-depth bowl than it is to the super-shallow bowl. It has also been referred to in the past as a "shallow bowl" but is still distinct from the Super-Shallow bowl. At 5-1/8 inches deep, it is more similar to the present-day mid-depth bowl.
Since this limited edition is also coded 1627, and since the 2-digit signifies the artist bowl, I imagine the tone is every bit as good as the originals, which are pretty fine sounding instruments. |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by Patch:
The original 1627's had the "Artist" bowl which was slightly deeper than the deep bowl. Patch, since I know you know better, I'm guessing that was a typo. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Ya beat me to it Wabbit!
Professor, let me know when you get yours so I can come over and check it out!! |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | Professor, let me know when you get yours so I can come over and check it out!! [/QB]
That's a little bit too far for me for the moment, but a really good idea. But first let me know the specs, I can't find them anywhere.
Thanks
Bernie
...and I hope there is not an AX behind the LTD!! |
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Location: SoCal | I've got one of the 1627 reissues from 2006. Seems to be the same guitar but the new one has gold frets (very cool). It's a great guitar. Not a lot of power acoustically, but plugged in it's great.
It feels good to play and has that great Ovation look that just looks right to me.... |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | "50 piece Production run" worldwide according to the Factory announcement (as supplied by Al in his recent newsletter)...available in September...
Ready....Set.... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Bernie, all the details are in Al's newsletter.
(don't tell us you aren't subscribed!) |
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Location: south east Michigan | I'd be more interested in the Adirondak Spruce model.
Which is also featured in Al's newsletter. |
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Location: closely held secret | This is kinda like the old days.
...ok, not really. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by Waskel:
Originally posted by Patch:
The original 1627's had the "Artist" bowl which was slightly deeper than the deep bowl. Patch, since I know you know better, I'm guessing that was a typo.
I admit the mistake willingly and accept the responsibility of being the first person EVER on this forum to click "Add Reply" before my response was truly ready to publish. :rolleyes: :cool: |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | double secret probation Patch
don't let it happen again! |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | "O"ga Party! |
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Location: SoCal | I wonder what "abalone infinity inlays" are? I would think that adirondack spruce on a Legend would give a great warm sound. Sorry I didn't do that when I had a new body put on my old Legend neck..... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | The Adirondack spruce on my 2078LEAS still sounds a bit tight, but I have been focusing on electric guitar the past several months. Maybe I should loan it to some big guy who can wail on it until it opens up. Know anyone like that? |
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Location: SoCal | Well.... |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Abalone Infinity Inlays are like the inlays on the '09 Koa Collectors and the '86 6&12 Collectors...sort of an elongated sideways 8...really nice looking... |
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Location: SoCal | Gonna hafta see a pic..... |
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